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"Do the same thing as last time, everybody's euphoric," says Nick Offerman as Deputy Chief Hardy in "22 Jump Street." He's portraying the new sting operation led by officers Schmidt and Jenko, initially played by Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum in 2012's "21 Jump Street." Clearly, however, he's likewise depicting this disillusioning spin-off. "As though using double the cash ensured double the benefits," he scoffs.a send-up of the hokey network show about cops and youth society, "21 Jump Street" demonstrated a hit, driven halfway by affectionate joke of the 1980s (arrangement star Johnny Depp made a cameo) and by the sudden science between the uncooked Hill and the etched Tatum. Administered with loosey-goosey vitality by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller ("The Lego Movie"), who return here, "21 Jump Street" struck a harmony between pop parody and character-based comedy.a spin-off was unavoidable, and that is the manner by which "22 Jump Street" feels, notwithstanding the screenwriters' predictable affirmation of their own weakness. They supplant the first film's secondary school setting with school, then constrain Schmidt to note that its "truly literally the same case." There are a couple of enlivened minutes (Jillian Bell, of HBO's "Eastbound & Down," plays a savagely mocking co-ed, and Ice Cube gets to wig out as Captain Dickinson), yet the motion picture is packed with jokes about how terrible continuations are. Also learn to expect the unexpected. Precisely. There's an alternate way "22 Jump Street" tries to have its cake and consume it. Slope as of late flung a gay designation at a paparazzo and afterward freely apologized, which is essentially what motion pictures like this have been accomplishing for quite some time. As a bromance, "22 Jump Street" is basically one long gay joke, in which straight guys play their common friendship for giggles, then nod glancingly to political effectiveness. Here, the jockish Jenko, recently sharpened by a Human Sexuality class, questions uproariously to a miscreant's gay slur. The best statement of regret, for that joke and for this spin-off, would have been not to make it in any case.
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"Do the same thing as last time, everybody's euphoric," says Nick Offerman as Deputy Chief Hardy in "22 Jump Street." He's portraying the new sting operation led by officers Schmidt and Jenko, initially played by Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum in 2012's "21 Jump Street." Clearly, however, he's likewise depicting this disillusioning spin-off. "As though using double the cash ensured double the benefits," he scoffs.a send-up of the hokey network show about cops and youth society, "21 Jump Street" demonstrated a hit, driven halfway by affectionate joke of the 1980s (arrangement star Johnny Depp made a cameo) and by the sudden science between the uncooked Hill and the etched Tatum. Administered with loosey-goosey vitality by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller ("The Lego Movie"), who return here, "21 Jump Street" struck a harmony between pop parody and character-based comedy.a spin-off was unavoidable, and that is the manner by which "22 Jump Street" feels, notwithstanding the screenwriters' predictable affirmation of their own weakness. They supplant the first film's secondary school setting with school, then constrain Schmidt to note that its "truly literally the same case." There are a couple of enlivened minutes (Jillian Bell, of HBO's "Eastbound & Down," plays a savagely mocking co-ed, and Ice Cube gets to wig out as Captain Dickinson), yet the motion picture is packed with jokes about how terrible continuations are. Also learn to expect the unexpected. Precisely. There's an alternate way "22 Jump Street" tries to have its cake and consume it. Slope as of late flung a gay designation at a paparazzo and afterward freely apologized, which is essentially what motion pictures like this have been accomplishing for quite some time. As a bromance, "22 Jump Street" is basically one long gay joke, in which straight guys play their common friendship for giggles, then nod glancingly to political effectiveness. Here, the jockish Jenko, recently sharpened by a Human Sexuality class, questions uproariously to a miscreant's gay slur. The best statement of regret, for that joke and for this spin-off, would have been not to make it in any case.
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